Burpple Beyond Hunt

Relatively new stall on the upper level along the same stretch with the famous Ah Balling stall. Tried their signature Columbian Chicken (which was still flavourful and tender even after sitting in a box for an hour) during the CB.

Baked salmon at $6.50. Portion was just nice, and masterfully seasoned. For a non-rice lover to polish off every grain of rice, got to say it’s perfectly spiced. The salsa was great in giving it a good balance of flavours.

Taste is great and price is really affordable after using the Burpple Beyond promotion. There’s even a free flow drinks at the dispenser if you’re a member. Service was decent as well.

The only thing lacking is there were no other drinks except from the dispenser. But overall great place and food. Looking forward to try their other dishes.

Read past reviews and thought the Burpple Beyond deal was for their Wagyu bowl, but turns out they’ve changed their deal menu.

You can choose among their truffle, miso mayo or garlic butter for your Angus Beef bowl. Although a little disappointed that you can’t top up for the wagyu version, this yakiniku version was not too bad as well.

The ship layout of the shop meant every seat is a counter seat, which may be a little awkward for a first timer as the staff all looked pretty preoccupied with whipping up your meal.

The creamy garlic butter went really well with the rice and meat, although a little bit on the salty end, but all’s good when your meal comes with a choice of hot/iced green tea. Curious to try out the other two versions soon.

Comes with a flavoured soda to make a set. Really worth it with the Burpple Beyond promotion. But even without BB, they also have promo sets which are not too far off as well.

Surprisingly, it was wayyyy more filling than it looked. This is the first time we were struggling to finish our meal. Maybe because of the fizz from the soda but this was a really satisfying and filling meal if you’re craving for some grub. Be prepared to get your hands dirty but it’s well worth it.

Chubby chips was also something unique as they were quite substantial and were pretty fresh. Something different from your regular nachos from Mexican fare. Oh and service was pretty good as they were very attentive to every table.

If you’re looking for your typical Western hawker fare, this isn’t the place. Chef Choo whips up a decent chicken chop grilled to perfection. Comes with a sunny side up and rice but you can upgrade to a generous portion of pasta or request for just chicken chop.

Came here for this (The Works $20) after seeing so many recommendations on Burpple, and it far exceeded our expectations in terms of size. It really looked much smaller in photos, but we could barely finish this.
Buddy had this and she loved how thickly the bacon was sliced. We also thoroughly enjoyed the guac that came along. Really wonder what goes into it but we suspect there’s some jalapeños that gave it a little bit of heat?
Of course, the kurobuta sausage and sourdough did not disappoint as well. My advice is to come on an empty stomach so you can enjoy every bit of your brunch.

Used the Burpple 1-for-1 so this is the free dish (U.P. $17). Didn’t really expect much from the text-only menu (I’m a visual person), and this wasn’t heavily featured in the reviews, but I would definitely recommend this to anyone who loves a good sandwich.
Packed tightly with generous slices of roast beef, sautéed onions, gherkins, tomatoes, mustard mayo and rocket leaves, sandwiched in 2 huge slices of sourdough.
For someone with a relatively big appetite, I could barely finish it. To be fair, I was down with a cold and we ordered an additional side of truffle fries (which is a huge portion as well). Even so, this was so good that I really wanted to savour every bite of it.

May not be an oyster connoisseur but their Hokkaido oysters were really huge and creamy. Instead of the wide roundish oysters that are more common here, the oysters served were longish. The mentaiko and shoyu complements the oysters really well and further accentuates the sweet umami. The torched scallops were great as well.
One of the few places that serve decent 1-for-1 deals that I really appreciate.

Managed to change one of our sides to truffle fries as one of us has an oyster allergy, was really good and generous as well. The $7 upgrade to mentaiko beef bowl was amazing like how the other Burpplers have described.
Service was impeccable. Dropped a chopstick and this nice lady immediately came with a replacement. Would head back again to try their other bowls even without the promo.
If only they operate on weekends as well.